Bose EdgeMax Loudspeakers

Bose Professional
Bose EdgeMax Loudspeakers

EdgeMax does something no conventional ceiling loudspeaker does: it mounts at the edge of the room and throws its output across the space rather than straight down. The PhaseGuide waveguide produces a wide, even pattern from a perimeter position, so the middle of the ceiling stays free of grilles.

Bose EdgeMax EM90 in-ceiling loudspeaker

That matters in two situations. In a room with an architecturally sensitive or exposed ceiling, it removes most of the visual clutter. In a room with a high ceiling, it puts the loudspeaker closer to the listener and improves intelligibility without adding units.

EM90 covers a corner at ninety degrees, EM180 covers a wall at a hundred and eighty. Both run 8 ohm or 100V line, and the low-profile versions fit where plenum depth is tight.

See it in action

EdgeMax: going where traditional loudspeakers cannot — from the Bose Professional channel. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play.

Not sure what suits the room?

Tell us the space, the ceiling height and what it is used for, and we will say what we would specify and why. No obligation, and we would rather talk you out of the wrong thing than sell it to you.

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